Colloquial term for a shipping container.
1. Term referring to a trailer, semi-trailer, or container used in transportation. 2. A type of package of wood, cardboard, metal, plastic or other material.
An informal name for a container.
A 1-3/5 bushel, 2 compartment open-top wooden container used in the field to hold citrus fruits during harvesting operations. Also referred to as the equivalent of 90 pounds of oranges, temples or tangelos; 85 pounds of grapefruit; or 95 pounds of tangerines.
Boxes are the outermost containers of data. They hold together components and Cbox es. Boxes can be either read-write ( obox command) or read-only ( gbox command); this restriction is meant to avoid most race conditions when sharing data because a provider-consumer model is used. Box management is performed independently of the actual data the box embeds. Cbox Cboxes are components that store other components, like boxes. They make possible a hierarchical organization of components in the form of a tree.
a (usually rectangular) container; may have a lid; "he rummaged through a box of spare parts"
the quantity contained in a box; "he gave her a box of chocolates"
a rectangular drawing; "the flowchart contained many boxes"
an environmentally controlled enclosure for a cassette containing wafers or disks. A box includes a box door and box latches. Also called container.
Rigid container in which envelopes are placed before packing in cartons.
Common terminology describing an ocean-freight container.
A container used to package cigars.
Box (Rectangular) Flight Pattern for Radar Approaches or practice gunnery patterns at the Range. see also "The Box"
A rectangular plane area considered to contain a character or further sub-boxes, used in discussions of rendering for display. It is usually considered to have a baseline, height, depth and width.
Common term for a package of cigarettes in a hard rectangular cardboard box, often with a flip top, also called a hard pack.
Colloquial term referring to a trailer, semi-trailer, or container.
A term commonly used to describe ocean going freight containers.
The enclosed cargo space of the truck or trailer.
Slang term for a trailer or container for ocean carriers. Slang term for a truck transmission.
Ocean going freight container.
Colloquial name for container (e.g. Box-club)
Pour into and out of a shaker, usually only once. Gives the drink a quick mixing without shaking.
Colloquialism for a (desktop) computer. "I couldn't get Ghostview to start on my machine, so they told me to go try one of the Linux boxes."
1. Container. 2. Wall opening that accepts an open shutter. 3. Enclosure for electrical connections. 4. To pour paint from container to container so that it mixes well.